The phrase "acquired films" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to films that have been obtained or purchased, often in the context of a collection or inventory.
Example: "The library has a vast collection of acquired films from various genres and eras."
Alternatives: "obtained films" or "purchased films".
A result for the acquired films is that they should get more T.L.C. and have a greater likelihood of success.
The programming, as described by several of the executives involved in the planning, would include acquired films, original series, imported series, news and information programs, talk shows, comedy shows and travel shows.
And having poured vast resources in recent years into building up its storehouse of original and acquired films, Netflix is planning a full-court press.
If you know Open Road, they've acquired films for their three-year history, and picked up three more at this festival, but they wait and acquire one at a time.
Last year, it acquired Film Caddy, a small Netflix competitor.
Warner Bros, which oversaw the Harry Potter films, has acquired film rights to the entire book series.
Peter Guber of Columbia Motion Pictures acquired film rights to the book for $750,000, hired Frank Yablans of "The Godfather" as producer and John Gregory Dunne and Joan Didion to write the screenplay.
Ms Allcroft originally acquired film rights to the characters in the early 1980s with her former husband Angus Wright and produced hundreds of TV shows narrated by former Beatle Ringo Starr.
In another indication of the Bishop boom here, one of Brazil's leading movie producers has acquired film rights to Ms. Oliveira's biography of the couple, first published in 1996.
When CBS announced that Sullivan would present the Beatles' first American performances, Paar acquired film of the group performing "She Loves You" in Southport, England, on Aug. 26, 1963, for a British television special, "The Mersey Sound".
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